And prudent - given how big a PR hit they've already gotten for their ambiguous language. So interpret the absence of "We won't ever sell your photos" to mean "We'll sell your photos whenever we feel like it".

Microsoft-level quality is expensive. [Yes, that was sarcasm.]

A deliberate violation of the War Powers Act that would have had Obama's apologists screaming for impeachment had it been done by McCain.

In the Muslim parts of it: Lots and lots of drone bombers.

Hell, he'd probably violate the War Powers Act to launch an aggressive war of regime change against the leader of an oil-exporting Muslim country. He might even start killing American citizens with drone bombers. We can't afford a butcher like that in the White House.

You can't blame them for not publicly criticizing his expansion and entrenchment of the surveillance society. After all, he does boast (through approved, high-level leaks) of maintaining a personal "kill list".

How does this even warrant a post? "CEO Tells Ludicrous Falsehood To Promote His Product" isn't exactly a rare occurrence.

... the person you vote for doesn't lie through their teeth about what they'll do when elected.

... call the NSA and tell them to hand over their records of all our electronic communications?

... that anyone sheepish enough to get freaked out by an OpenOffice to LibreOffice transfer would probably still be using Microsoft Office anyway.

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Tim Cook doesn't owe his customers an apology. He owes them a hand job.

"For me!"

But I'll give phones the edge because most people *hate* having to process thoughts into written words. And they're already at least semi-annoyed at having to interrupt their day to ask for help with their frustrating computers. Plus, hearing regional accents adds a bit of color to one's work day. Yesterday, I got to make some small talk about the Olympics with a British woman who sounded like Sporty Spice.

You can't put a price on faster porn.

I'd query that.